The Washington critic., 1887-12-21

ulous nature, but gradually developed intoa
cancer. Nine years ago 1t appeared in the
form of tunor on the right eide OF the nb-
domen. IL increased in size gtadunlly, be-
coming very painful, with drawing scisa-
ations and shooting pains. u was then re-
gardcd us malignant, and, after consultation
with physicians, cut, or an operation per-
formed. The pains continued, hut the
wound never healed. The food she ate only
partially dgested. Instead OF passing
through the natural channels Il found Us
way out through the opening in the side.
She also had fungus growth in the lover
intcstines, which caused her great pain and
suffering, In which state she elled out mis-
cradle existence for three or four years, when
she began to fail rapidly. She became re-
duccd almost to q skeleton, and had no vi
tality.
In this low condition, ct DEATHS door,
her friends took her TO see DR.. Flower, who
took her case, and in n few months time
rcncdied every trouble and had restored her
to perfect health, she weighing sixty pounds
more than she did when she first visited the
doctor, and never in her life enjoyed the
health she is enjoying to-day. She believes
DIR. Flower can almost raise the dead.
Dg. y. VINO OF EJKiIoRg, WIS,
one of the most promising and leading busi.
ness mcn In the State OF Wisconsin, We next
visited. lie stated shat the doctor had cured
him of various troubles in All incredibly short
time and spoke very highly of him. He
said, although a physician himself, candor
compelled him to say, while DR.. Flower was
practitioner of another school, he regarded
him as the wonder of this age and the most
successful physician he ever knew, brilliant
in intellect, cordial In every way, and man
to be thoroughly relied upon.
| Mrs. Wing, wife OF DR.. Wing, stated that
she had been great sufferer for years, and
nearly helpless from paralysis of the bowels,
nervous prostration, heart disease, and can
Ger of the cheek; that the leading physicians
of the country had treated her without any
| favorable results; that she grew worse under
their treatment, finally became bed-fast and
u great sufferer. As u last effort Of
LIFE AND DEATH
| her husband took her to see DIR. Flower, and
under the care of DR.. Flower she was iRime-
diatcly placed-that she remained under his
care several months, when he dismissed her
n sound and well woman. That this oc-
Cured over two years ago. About twelve
weeks ngo she broke blood vessel by lifting
n heavy weight, that the local physicians S
were unable to stop the hcmorrhagc, when
her husband tclegraphcd DR.. Flower, who
telegraphed prescription which they had
filled, and which entirely stopped the trout
bic. That she is now well and strong, at
tending to her household duties.
Another cure recited to me- and one which
must create general interest, is that of Pro-
fessor w. H. Morrison of Madison Wis.
Mr.. Morrison Is regent of the Agricultural
College of the State University, and one OF
the leading and representative men OF the
Northwest.
Mr.. Morrison stated 'that he had been a
| sufferer from dyspepsia for twenty-five years;
IL finally developed into gastritis of n severe
and malignant form; for fifteen years he had
taken nearly u pound of soda week for
temporary relief, but this had nearly ruined
the organic structure of his stomach; that he
had been treated by the leading physicians OF
the country only To grow worse under their
treatment; finally hope was given up and il
was evident he could not last long; the coat
ing Of his stomach was ruined and fast dc
vcloping into cancerous state; that he be-
came terribly emaciatcd and so weak that he
could scarcely get about. AS the
very last resort, notwithstanding hi.
prejudices in favor of the old school
of medicines and against all new
pleased.was he with tho doctors cXamina-
ton that he placed himself immediately
under his care. In u few months Dr. Flower
dismissed him thoroughly cured, and he ha'
remained so ever since. He is confident u
it had not been for Dr. Flowcr, he would
have been in his grave before this. He de
clares that Dr. Flower is one of the most Gle
CANT, accomplished and remarkable men h'
ever knew, and as a healer almost super
natural"
All these cases state clearly ana positively
that DR.. Flower described accurately and IL
detail their diseases better than they coulc
have told him. without asking them qucs
ton, and that they were entire strangers tt
him.
Armed with these facts we visited DIR
Flowers offices, 1862 Washington street
Boston, Mass, where the usual crowd o
people waited to sec him. In conversation
, with a number of these patients we hear,
the same strange stories as recited above. Al
+ old lady had been cured of cancer after SIN
} had been given up by other physicians IL
, die. Two OF consumption, an old man an'
child OF paralysis of the spine, three .
kidney, nerve and heart troubles. We wer
permitted to sec
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